Box of Dreams Pop-Up Exhibition


Artist list

 Morvarid Alavifard, Amanda and Matt Caines, Ash & Plumb, Ane Christensen, Amy Cushing, Ella Fearon-Low, Jed Green, Jo McAllister, Richard McVetis, Caitlin Murphy, Francisca Onumah, Jo Pond, Sarah Pulvertaft, Carola Solcia, Inca Starzinsky, Elsa Tierney

At the heart of the pop-up, a specially curated display will explore both the conceptual and literal interpretations of containment. By combining precious and non-precious materials, it will highlight the relationship between material, form, and meaning, showing how traditional craft techniques continue to evolve through experimentation and storytelling. 
Visitors will encounter a range of objects – including vessels, brooches, boxes, and rings – all available for purchase, created by contemporary makers Morvarid Alavifard, Ane Christensen, Ella Fearon-Low, Jed Green, Jo McAllister, Caitlin Murphy, Francisca Onumah, Elsa Tierney, Sarah Pulvertaft, Inca Starzinsky, Amanda and Matt Caines, Ash & Plumb, Amy Cushing, Richard McVetis, Jo Pond and Carola Solcia. Working across jewellery, silversmithing, wood, textiles, and glass, these artists showcase the diversity and innovation of contemporary craft today. 

On Friday, 15 May 2026, visitors can learn more about the exhibition and the makers through a curator-led tour with Ella Fearon-Low and Jed Green. Taking place from 11 am to 12 pm, the tour will explore the ideas behind the exhibition and examine how the theme of containment unfolds across the works on display. 

Through this exhibition, we wanted to explore how something as simple as a box can hold layers of meaning, from the materials used to the stories they tell, say curators Ella Fearon-Low and Jed Green. It’s a celebration of both craft and imagination, and how these two come together in contemporary making.

We are thrilled to host Box of Dreams during London Craft Week, bringing together some of the most exciting contemporary makers working across diverse disciplines, to explore how and where we contain our dreams. The exhibition gives visitors a unique opportunity to experience the creativity taking place in a space that is home to over 120 craftspeople, says Charlotte Dew, Head of Public Programmes at the Goldsmiths’ Centre. 


Opening hours: 12 pm – 6 pm.
Free admission.